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October 24, 2022
The Mississippi River and its tributaries are currently at record lows across several states. From Illinois to Louisiana, satellite and drone images reveal that the great river is decreasing fast due to prolonged drought. Many of the gauges used to determine acceptable low-water levels have dropped below significant thresholds, getting environmentalists worried. Near Memphis, the Mississippi River
October 22, 2022
Photos and satellite imagery from the central United States show how the regions worst drought in at least a decade has pushed the Mississippi River and its tributaries to drop
April 1, 2022
Friday got off to a foggy start with a quite a bit of low clouds obscuring the morning commute. The fog is expected to burn off closer to mid-morning.
January 11, 2022
Even after we saw an update to the Drought Tracker on Thursday and after our little bout of drizzle and light rain over the weekend, we still have some areas
October 29, 2021
Data shows that, though the atmospheric river did give a quick small boost to some of the...
August 17, 2021
With new Drought Tracker, readers can compare the levels of major reservoirs, see water...
April 20, 2021
KOAM Lingering concerns to our south and west April 19, 2021 6:15 PM Nick Kelly With our supply of ground moisture and recent rains over the past few weeks, the updated Drought Tracker from last Thursday still has the vast majority of the area in good shape. While we do note areas south of Grand Lake in southern parts of Delaware County are clipped with some abnormally dry conditions, any serious signs of a drought are still confined to central/southern Oklahoma and wes...
January 8, 2021
KOAM Thanks to recent systems over the past week January 7, 2021 11:44 AM Nick Kelly The updated Drought Tracker shows some improvement on the drought that has been clipping our part of southeast Kansas. From our storm systems around the New Year, we’ve seen that moisture keep our corners of Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma free of any drought concerns. While we still have abnormally dry conditions covering some areas north of US 400 in southeast Kansas and a moderate ...